Pronunciation cháo yī:? Gubang
Interpretation of "Chao Yi": a calligraphy term. One of the "36 plans". Toward, that is, the meaning of; Yi, the bow ceremony when ancient people met. "Chaoyi" refers to a compound word consisting of two or more radicals. Be sure to look at each other when you write. Contact all beings, don't separate, bow down. The Thirty-six Laws of the Tang Dynasty said: "Chao Yi: Those who have radical characters want to take care of each other, such as Zou, Xie, hoe and Chu, and those who have three characters, such as Yi and Ban." "Calligraphy Samadhi" in the Yuan Dynasty said: "Gai is a little smaller than millet, and it is also divided into three parts, beginning and ending. Looking ahead, a line has a beginning and an end, which is a wonderful thing that the ancients have not passed on, so it is appropriate to judge it. "Mason Lee's Eighty-four Laws on the Structure of Chinese Characters in Ming Dynasty said:" Divide the boundaries, the body, the auxiliary, the consideration and the smoothness, and take the left and right without giving in. If two people stand side by side. " Another cloud said, "We should not be biased in choosing the right, the right, the right, the right, the right, the right and the right. If it is left or right, it will arch. "
Look around: look around, indicating that time is short and there is nostalgia.
Source: "Anyone who takes three steps should look at it, avoid it, welcome it and blend it."
Pinyin code cygp
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